... point out that very few Americans speak well. The New Englanders drawl and talk through their noses, the Westerners roll their r's and shout, and the Southerners insensibly copy the careless negro wayi of speaking. Accordingly, the voice should be ...

... against a newspaper, the Glasgow rald. On e of the grounds of the action was that the defendant-newspaper had charged him with speaking at Manchester of the murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish as a victory. The defendants admitting that the statements made ...

... is blind ; justices sometimes are short-sighted, wall-eyed, or troubled with obliquity of vision-metaphorically speaking, of course-yet speak not contemptuously of the powers that be. Well, in this Court to which I am referring a superintendent of police ...

... ANNUAL S YATEMENT, just issued, ofthe Secretary of the Amalgamated Associations ?? Cotton Spinners of the Northern Counties speaks of information having been received to the effect that the Government are preparing a Bill to amend the Limited Liability ...

... most picture to himself in this silent street, in this darkness of the night, at from sixty to eighty yards apart, within speaking distance, these two redoubts facing each other, and able as in an Iliad to address each other. On one side the Army, on the ...

... impossible to obtain a conviction. The present position of affairs is certainly eminently unsatisfactory, and speaks as strongly as facts can speak in favour of the establishment of a regular Court of Criminal Appeal. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. -Mr. justice Lopes ...

... several years. We are told, also, that though the population of the district assigned to the metropolitan police is, roundly speaking, only one-sixth of that of the whole country, more than half of the total number of burgla- ries in England and Wales were ...

... Was the borrower guilty of larceny? A provincial jury found that he had fraudulently appropriated the sovereign, or to speak with more precision nineteen shillings of it, but the judge reserved the case, which was argued before live judges in March ...

... perty to his first and second cousins, but it appears, though he had several first cousins once removed, he had strictly speaking no second cousins, who, according to late decisions, must have the same great-grandfather or great-grandmother. However, ...

... Melnotte the right of representing their farcical comedy The Barrisler. In the course of her dealings with it, she sub-let, so to speak, the provincial representation of the piece to a Mr. Tate. A dispute arose between the authors and herself as to their share ...

... called to the Bar at the Inner Temple in 1S70, has been appointed Recorder of Margate in succession to the late Mr. Kingsford. SPEAKING THIS t WEEK AT VENTNOR on the so-called Land Laws, and doubtless having in his eye the emancipatory provisions of Lord Cairns' ...

... their property. As the ho' member seemed disposed to ixander, he x'nas c-iltetl to order, and on his replying thitt he wras speakin.g by the indtiligence of the House, Iir. 13ernal Usborne rose to mrove that the hon. member ?? be not indtilgcd.' Amid tl'c ...